When Was That?
Name the year and land closer to the real date than everyone else.
- Players
- 1–12
- Time
- 6–10 min
- Vibe
- Remember
Choose the mood for your evening. You can read the rules before you start.
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Name the year and land closer to the real date than everyone else.
Guess which of two pages drew more views on English Wikipedia during 2025.
Guess simple nouns from secret one-word clues. Matching clues disappear.
Build clues using only ten allowed words and help the group find the secret answer before time runs out.
Answer in secret and bridge two ideas with one association—every matching thought scores.
Hide one shared letter inside clue words, then solve it from anonymous words with blanks.
Explain a secret target aloud while steering around five dangerous mine words.
Face off in an anonymous duel of short endings and make the audience laugh.
Discover each other’s habits: one player chooses for themselves, everyone else predicts their choice. Change your mind until the timer ends.
Most players share one word; one player has a close alternative. Send three emoji and spot the odd signal.
Caption two original scenes, then pick the funniest lines in anonymous head-to-head votes.
Solve each shared five-letter word in six guesses and race for the earliest finish.
Build nouns from one long source word: shared finds cancel out, while unique ones score.
Act out concepts silently, follow the live guesses, and find the right answer before time runs out.
Get to know one another: hide the featured player’s honest answer among convincing inventions and neutral decoys.
Mouth native words silently, follow the live guess feed, and find the answer before time runs out.
Read original English sound challenges and rate only whether the words stayed complete and in order.
Run five operations, manage limited breach keys, and expose the exact pair of saboteurs.
Write a believable bluff, find the verified answer, and discover who you fooled.
Defend an assigned side of an absurd question and win over the secret jury.
Find five team answers while one hidden expert knows the truth and quietly steers the discussion astray.
Place your coin on the option you predict fewer people will choose.
Guide your team along a hidden chain of words while preserving both detours.
Narrow the possibilities with logical pulses and rebuild a hidden four-signal route.
Rebuild the Author’s personal sorting of six options from one open anchor.
Link a secret abstraction to a clue, add visual echoes, and trace the source first by outline, then in full color.
Pass a hidden scene along the chain: words become a drawing, the drawing becomes a description, and the full story unfolds at the end.
Build one anonymous drawing in two ink pulses, identify the target, and catch the Distorter who saw a similar false image.
Carry a new secret target through three channels: description, one word, and gestures. Earlier solves are worth more.
Reconstruct one shared place from anonymous signals and identify the fragment that pulled the group off course.
Merge private estimates into one shared beam, then aim and narrow it without leaving the correct number in the dark.
Build a light dilemma from curated twists and try to split the room almost evenly.
Send short signals at different hidden strengths and help the Navigator rebuild the shared gradient.
Receive someone else’s everyday problem, build an original modular solution, and distribute backing across the group’s projects.
Answer honestly and predict how many people in the group will also say yes. The app reveals totals and predictions, not a named answer list.
Listen to original sound capsules and place them in the era they were designed to evoke.
Recognize a place from an original map-inspired scene and three progressively revealed clues.
Choose between two balanced possibilities and predict how many players will land on the displayed left side.
Describe everyday concepts through deliberately opposite qualities, avoid the forbidden words, and be first to uncover the hidden target.
Perform one neutral situation, switch instantly to a second assigned emotion, and identify both of the Performer’s states.
Show the size, weight, grip, and use of an invisible everyday object while the group searches for its exact name.
Invent plausible meanings for rare words, spot the verified definition, and score whenever another player believes your bluff.
A classic duel on a 3×3 board: alternate X and O marks and be the first to complete a straight line of three.
Drop pieces into a vertical 7×6 board and be first to connect four in a straight line.
Place stones on a 15×15 field and be first to complete an unbroken line of five.
Build one shared story together: each player adds exactly one word on their turn until the group reaches 60 words.
Continue one shared story with a short line on every turn and bring the plot to its finale together.
Alternate troublesome and fortunate twists to turn one promising situation into an unpredictable shared story.
Link the first word that comes to mind to the previous one and build one surprising shared chain over three fair circuits.
Create one shared story, with every new line beginning with the next letter.
Fire across a 10×10 grid, locate the opposing hidden ships, and destroy the whole fleet first.
Play a complete classical game with castling, en passant, and pawn promotion.
Play Russian draughts on 8×8 with compulsory captures and flying kings.
Race all 15 checkers around the board and bear them off before your opponent.
Surround territory on a compact 9×9 board and capture groups with no liberties.